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A lot of 50- and 60-year-olds seem to become spontaneously obsessed with genealogy and memoirs.

Since so many among the Tea Party wing of the party become spontaneously, sincerely, and often comically untethered from the world of facts and history, it is easy to forget that, at the highest levels, the GOP's post-reality political strategy has been a shrewd and conscious methodology for decades.

Deviations from the 2∶2 segregation were rarely observed, indicating that the LAT52 eYFP transgene in FTL567 is expressed reliably and does not become spontaneously silenced.

First, we used human primary keratinocytes (HPKIA cells) immortalized by transfection of the entire HPV16 genome and which become spontaneously transformed at high passage number and are tumorigenic in nude mice [48], [50].

The experiments show that EGFRs that have become spontaneously active are also removed from the cell surface in vesicles.

Peripheral sensitization occurs when peripheral nociceptive afferents become spontaneously more active and cause local pain, so-called "primary hyperalgesia".

When the Mn electrode is left in 1 M NaOH solution, it becomes spontaneously passive through two consecutive steps.

During the course of a 1 hr equilibration period, all tissues were routinely challenged with oxytocin (OT, 100 nM) followed by washout after which, tissues became spontaneously active.

Whereas 24.7% of the separately cultured DiI labeled CD24alow/CD49flow cells became spontaneously positive for CD24a and CD49f (Figure 11A, right), this fraction increased to 41.7% during co-culture with non-labeled CD24ahigh cells (Figure 11B, right).

Of the 8 patients who received WW only, none became spontaneously inactive.

MCV 50 cells were derived from a subclone of ML10 that became spontaneously immortalized in culture.